Acmer · Fibre laser
Acmer SM 60W MOPA
Open split fibre laser with 60 W MOPA and autofocus. Fast and precise according to tests, safety and fume extraction have to be solved yourself.
Ideal for: Small businesses with their own laser workshop who want to mark metal parts in series.
Open device: You need laser safety glasses for the matching wavelength while working, and so do onlookers. More at Laser safety.
Price in the manufacturer's shop€3,237, 60 W MOPA30 W fibre from €1,574As of 26 Oct 2026, can change dailyThere is no manufacturer's shop price for your region, the EU price is shown.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Split design with better cooling for long run times and tall workpieces
- Autofocus, rotary attachment and OD7 safety glasses included
- Field expandable to 300 x 300 mm with an additional lens
Cons
- no enclosure and no fume extraction, not even as an accessory
- Switch labelling and instructions unclear according to the test
- Weight and dimensions not stated, heavy and hardly portable
Specs
| Price range | €3,000 to €5,000 |
|---|---|
| Price in the manufacturer's shop | €3,237, 60 W MOPA; 30 W fibre from €1,574 (As of 26 Oct 2026) |
| Laser type | Fibre laser |
| Laser source | MOPA fibre laser 60 W, 1064 nm, split design (source in the power supply housing); series also available as 30 and 50 W fibre and 100 W MOPA |
| Power (optical, main source) | 60 W |
| Work area | 175 × 175 mm |
| Dimensions | not specified by the manufacturer |
| Weight | not specified by the manufacturer |
| Construction type | Galvo |
| Enclosure | open |
| Laser class | Class 4 (according to the manual) |
| Speed (max.) | 10.000 mm/s |
| Cutting according to the manufacturer | not specified by the manufacturer (marking and deep engraving device, more suited to marking than cutting according to the test) |
| Air Assist | no |
| Camera | no |
| Fume extraction | no, open device |
| Rotary attachment | Rotary attachment included, height-adjustable column |
| Software | BSL App, LightBurn (galvo licence required), also EZCAD2 according to testing |
| Connectivity | USB (USB-B, according to the manual) |
| Materials (according to the manufacturer) | Stainless steel, Aluminium, Brass/copper, Anodised metal, Plastic, Stone |
Source: Manufacturer or retailer specifications, As of 10/2026. Cutting figures are manufacturer values under ideal conditions.
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